Verità, linguaggio e coscienza in Salomon Maimon

Many of the difficulties related to Maimon’s philosophy arise from its antinomic\r\nnature, basically aimed at investigating the ways by which a finite understanding can\r\napproximate to the gnoseological perfection of an infinite understanding. Beyond\r\nMaimon’s explicit confrontation with Spinoza, Leibniz, Hume and Kant, and his\r\nmore or less direct influence on some crucial topics of the raising German idealism,\r\nthe present contribution tries to clarify some internal passages of Maimon’s path.\r\nThe aim is to show how the peculiar “differential” structure of thought, which in\r\nMaimon coincides with the structure of consciousness, can be illuminated by the\r\nanalysis of notions that gravitate around it as its corollaries, namely, the concepts of\r\ntruth and language, which are in turn strongly intertwined with each other.